18th Century Sleeve Links/ Sleeve Buttons [CC]

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Make some shiny little sleeve links to fasten your 18th century shirt wristbands!
Perhaps I should make a fancy fabric lined box to keep all these in.
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Комментарии : 37

@susanowen1709 3 года назад

Well that looks ridiculously easy, and much more secure than the sleeve ties on our current Ren Faire shirts. (Yes, I know, wrong era, but "historically adequate"--love that phrase, by the way--and more accurate than the fairies & Klingons I've seen at some events). I see a project in my future :-) Thank you for posting.

@vincentbriggs1780 3 года назад

I can't recall where I first heard the term "historically adequate", but I quite like it too!

@johannageisel5390 Год назад

I want to see more Klingon historical fashion!

@kascension 3 месяца назад

I went through a phase of button collecting/acquiring/hoarding, take your pick. I used to scour through eBay in search of huge lots of buttons. I have a lot of buttons! And I've encountered many button pairs linked together. I always thought it was just an easier way to find them since all the buttons were loose. And i never took them apart. Now that i know they are actually button sleeve links, I'm definitely searching through my entire stash with informed eyes. How neat to find out that there was once an actual purpose for those linked buttons. Extraordinary!

@Misheezee 4 месяца назад

Wow! I absolutely love the checkered ones! Those are my favorite!

@SeerWalker 3 года назад

i hadn’t even considered the need for these before, how fun! i’m totally drooling over the fabric of your sleeve/cuff ruffles too

@vincentbriggs1780 3 года назад

Thank you! The sheer shirt ruffles are made of cotton organdy.

@sasile 3 года назад

Gorgeous, and easy. I like the versatility of being able to swap them out for events/to match the rest of the outfit etc.

@helenm1085 2 года назад

You have such a pleasant way of speaking

@antidoteify Месяц назад

18th century men attire is amazing ❤

@bloodiedXangel 2 года назад

The floral ones are darling. I am slightly jealous of your button stash. I inherited mine from my granny and haven't added much to it so it's very sentimental. Yours seems more practical than mine.

@chalanecasdorphwride8785 8 месяцев назад

What a great channel you have created-- terrific content & well-made videos! Looking forward to the future content you will share!

@haana-siksiksammurtok-lava3761 3 года назад

What a nice array of cufflinks to choose from! Wonderful! 🖤

@BeQueerMakeStuff 3 года назад

Your editing is so crisp! And this was very informative. :D Great video!

@vincentbriggs1780 3 года назад

Thank you!

@durianninja2464 3 года назад

Thank you for making these videos! They are so well done and informative!

@user-hp8zs8sk6u Год назад

It's so interesting! Would you like to make a video in which they talked about what was more fashionable in which decade of the 18th century? I think there are many paintings from that period where young people would be dressed in the newest fashion. And older gentlemen wore something more unfashionable, because in old age it was a little silly to chase very fashionable things. Has fashion changed quickly? Did they have shops where you could buy something ready-made or did you have to wait for your clothes to be sewn? And if the clothes were needed urgently? Top 10 most beautiful things in your opinion? Top 10 18th century clothing that would be most useful in our time. I have so many questions!

@PsychoKat90 3 года назад

So cute and easy! By the way, I am obsessed with your ruffled shirt - I've never seen the ruffles go all the way down the split of the sleeve and I love it! So fancy!

@vincentbriggs1780 3 года назад

Thank you! I love that style of shirt too! You see it more in the first half of the 18th century and it's another one of those things that's hard to see in portraits because the coat is usually in the way, so I have a section for it on my shirts pinterest board.

@lindawisner3525 3 года назад

Thank you Vincent. You do some very interesting pieces. Thank you.

@iansmith2013 3 года назад

I really like how easy you make it look, I am a disaster with those pliers 🤕 the swirly ones are my favourite!

@MaridithSmith 3 года назад

This is such a fun project! I think these will be a great stocking stuffer for some of my friends

@LauraIngallsGunn 3 года назад

Bravo! Very well done. I shall be making a few pairs of sleeve links in the very near future. Thank you!

@vincentbriggs1780 3 года назад

Hooray! Glad it was helpful!

@kaytiej8311 3 года назад

Another great post. I just wish you did more of them!

@vincentbriggs1780 3 года назад

I'd like to do more of them too! I've got multiple other videos in-progress, but am slow and easily distracted, alas. I'm working on a waistcoat one right now that I'm excited about!

@kaytiej8311 3 года назад

@@vincentbriggs1780 Can't wait! I think your skill is amazing and your gentle manner is very pleasant to listen to.

@nurmihusa7780 3 года назад

Brilliant!

@42LtUaE 2 года назад

Ahh your videos are always so calming :') I really love your rhinestone ones, they're so glitzy!

@eckaterinafilimonova6173 9 месяцев назад

❤

@olliejones3302 3 года назад

Wonderful :)

@viridiangreen8259 8 месяцев назад

💛💛💛

@jennglow4647 7 месяцев назад

Cool 😀

@piratessalyx7871 8 месяцев назад

I wonder when it was realized you only need one button and one button hole….lol🤣

@elfieblue3175 6 месяцев назад

When you send your garments out to be cleaned by an impoverished stranger, who will boil them and bleach them and beat them with a paddle, you don't leave anything of value attached to them. It's much easier to link two button holes than it is to clip and restitch buttons every week. And if you're an accessorizing kind of guy, you want to change up your fasteners once in a while.